D-VISIONS :: The Chilean director ends the trilogy about the Pinochet dictatorship, revealing the most ambiguous side of the political propaganda

D-VISIONS :: The film reveals the fears of Hitchcock during the production stages of Psycho, and the complex relationship between the director and his wife, Alma Reville

D-VISIONS :: Almodóvar’s movie is full of references to corruption in the Spanish political class, to fraud in the world of finance. But it’s a comedy…

D-VISIONS :: Presented at the Berlinale and in the San Sebastián Film Festival, the movie is an hommage to Norman Foster, one of the most important living architects

D-VISIONS :: Winner of the Berlin Film Festival, the movie examines the extreme mother-son relationship and the moral downfall of contemporary Romania

D-VISIONS :: A self-knowledge process realized in a personal diary form, composed by miscellaneous elements such as pictures, dialogues, love, job, books and transfers

D-VISIONS :: Directed by Quentin Tarantino, the western film ‘Django Unchained’ is a history about slavery, liberty and revenge. And it is also a tribute to Sergio Corbucci’s movies

D-VISIONS :: The story of the first King and Queen of England’s visit to America in 1939 near New York, in Hyde Park on Hudson. And the love affair between Roosevelt and his cousin Daisy

D-VISIONS :: On his latest film, ‘The Angels’ Share’, Ken Loach adopts the mechanism of comedy to denounce the cruelty of the injustices and disparities, but also as a type of positive energy to better oneself

D-VISIONS :: The latest Majewski’s feature film is inspired to one of the world’s most epic work of art, Pieter Bruegel’s masterpiece ‘The Way to Calvary’

D-VISIONS :: Among the smells of hot dogs and the country tunes, the Larry Clark movie that won the seventh edition of the International Rome Film Festival

D-VISIONS :: A man, Antoine. A woman, Lee. An enclosed space, a large room in Phnom Penh. The project by Tommaso Lusiena de Sarmiento and Giuseppe Schillaci is finally out on dvd.